Any ideas

[Marcg868]

Right as im struggling for money again, and keep going out. Is there any long term FPS apart from Crysis or UT3 for the pc or RPG's in the Style of Zelda i can buy?

Half life 2 whats that like? also far cry never played either.

Plus any similar 360 games that have longetivity except COD 4 and PGR4 already have them!

Plus, if im bored of them, any other activities that i can do to keep me interested indoors while i take a month or 2 off from going out?

I need to stop going out drinking, for health reasons, the fact that it will help me stop smoking and also im trying to get straight and sort the money situation out so i can go and do my bike test when it gets a bit warmer.

Suggestions, for nights in, what to do.
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JACK, MISS YOU LOADS YOU LEGEND.

[pwntifex]

You could buy Morrowind and Oblivion and cut off your internet supply for a while.
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the warped one: This is a follow up from the thread 'my willy hurts'

[cagiva gezzer]

Get a part time job. Two birds with one stone style.
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[st3v3]

As above, if it's a game, I recently got Steam and Counter Strike Source (CSS) and it's great.
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Roger wrote: Women don't get damp for clingy puppies. Get some better happy pills, hit the gym & buy a medallion the size of a dinner plate. Job done

[Marcg868]

Ordered them aswell as my new monitor! So thats the last of my spending and it was birthday money.

Probably try do a couple of evenings working in a pub again to get some money together.
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JACK, MISS YOU LOADS YOU LEGEND.

[ZRX61]

[Marcg868]

[st3v3]

[Charlie]

You never stop learning though
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[Marcg868]

I think he was probably referring to my spelling and grammer, or rather the lack of it.

My education will be the first thing on my mind come september if i get into uni, still waiting. Having applied for Salford, Uclan and Manchester met.

Considered getting fit also, trying to build muscle? Any suggestions.
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JACK, MISS YOU LOADS YOU LEGEND.

[TheShaggyDA]

Go on a 2 month wankathon.
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[veeeffarr]

Find a genre of books you like, get a pile from a charity shop?

I'll usually go buy a book, and then hole up for an entire day because I can't put the damn thing down.

Last book I bought was "AirFrame" by Michael Crichton, read 400 pages in the space of about 10 hours.

T

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[Marcg868]

Well my new plan at the moment is to find a new job as i give mine up due to them having a pissy fit because i had to leave early today for physio on my knee. Even tho they've had a week bloody notice

And Toby, not really done any reading for a long time book wise so im not sure what id be into, the only real reading i have done is erm magazines Wouldnt mind getting a biography of someones thats interesting.

Also i'll probably do that read up on what im supposed to be learning for my course. Im sure my mum has some as she teaches the subject i will hopefully be persuing in september.


Also does anyone have a copy of Morrowind or Oblivion they could copy for me or anywhere i can get it on the net for free ?
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JACK, MISS YOU LOADS YOU LEGEND.

[st3v3]

I'm trying to get hold of Richard Hammonds, Chris Moyles and Peter Kays Auto-Biography's.

Prolly in the shops just can't be bothered to look.
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Roger wrote: Women don't get damp for clingy puppies. Get some better happy pills, hit the gym & buy a medallion the size of a dinner plate. Job done

[Drew]

[Drew]

[ZRX61]

[ZRX61]

[Marcg868]

[st3v3]

[JonB]

[st3v3]

Jon's got a F'kin good point. My dad always taught me: If you can't afford it, do without.

I was and still kind of a sucker for the odd impulse buy which is a drastic waste of dosh so borderline stopped now cos I just shove the money I would spend in a savings sum. (or in a tin box you can't get it out of).
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Roger wrote: Women don't get damp for clingy puppies. Get some better happy pills, hit the gym & buy a medallion the size of a dinner plate. Job done

[crazymotorbik...]

Hey,

I've always been in the frame of mind that if you can't afford it then don't buy it. However i know thats always easier said than done, i still find myself buying things i don't really need but can't resist

When i go to buy something expensive then i always ask myself:

-Do i need it?
-Can i afford it?
-Will i actually use it?

If i can answer yes to all those then i'll buy it otherwise i'll wait till i'm in the position to buy it.

I've always stayed miles in the black and never gone into the red, just by spending wisely and saving where i can
The money i have saved from avoiding impulse buys is now enough to pay for at least a years rent and bills on a place of my own when i move out this year sometime

Shaun.

[Ciar?n]